Crazy Horse

Crazy Horse is a motor catamaran built for those who want space without fuss. Twin hulls give her a wide, steady platform, so lunch at anchor or an afternoon swim feels settled rather than precarious. Recently refitted, she pairs a contemporary interior with decks laid out for spreading out. There is a flybridge with sun-loungers and deep seating, a foredeck lounge that suits a morning in the sun or a late hour under the stars, and a deck shower for rinsing off after the sea. She suits a family or a group of friends who like to share the day and still find a quiet corner.

Inside, the main salon is bright with panoramic windows and arranged around a full bar, with a TV and stereo for evenings in and device hookups for your own music. A wine cooler keeps bottles at the right temperature for dinner. The cabins are ensuite, each with good natural light, considered finishes and its own TV, so retiring early or reading in private is easy. WiFi runs through the boat, and there is a printer for anyone who must deal with paperwork before going back to the water. For quieter hours there are board games, from backgammon, dominoes and dice to Stratego and a French Scrabble set.

Much of the day is spent in and on the water. A Yamaha jet ski is aboard for licensed drivers, and the Highfield tender pulls water skis for adults and children, a wakeboard, a monoski and an inflatable towable. Slower pleasures are as well provided: stand-up paddleboards, a kayak, a sea scooter, snorkelling equipment, floating mats and an inflatable platform that turns the sea beside her into a playground. Yoga mats come out on deck for a calm start before the first swim, and the toys are simply there whenever the mood takes you.

Cruising in Greek waters, she is well placed for the unhurried rhythm of island-hopping: a morning passage, an afternoon anchored in a clear bay, an evening ashore or back on board. Her crew handle the anchoring, the meals and the timing, so guests decide only how to spend the hours. On deck, the Bimini and sun awning offer shade when the light is strong, and the electric barbecue makes for an easy supper under the open sky. It is a crewed charter in the proper sense, with the boat shaped around the people aboard rather than the other way round.